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He will get his. and She will get hers.

One will be punished for one's misdeeds. Jill: It seems like Fred can do any evil thing he wants. Jane: Don't worry. He'll get his. You may think you will always profit by your life of crime, but you'll get yours.

See also: get, his

That's all she wrote. and That's what she wrote.

Inf. That is all of it.; That is the last of it. Here's the last one we have to fix. There, that's all she wrote. That's what she wrote. There ain't no more.

See also: wrote

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he/she doesn't have a [jealous, mean, unkind etc.] bone in his/her body

something that you say in order to emphasize that someone is not jealous, mean, unkind etc. He'd never deliberately hurt someone's feelings - he doesn't have a mean bone in his body.

See be cut to the bone, chill to the bone, be chilled to the bone

See also: body, bone, have, his

He/She/They can whistle for it!  (old-fashioned)

something that you say which means you are determined that someone will not get what they want If they want money, they can whistle for it. They're not getting a penny out of me!

See blow the whistle on, wet whistle

See also: can, whistle

I/he/she wasn't born yesterday!

something that you say in order to tell someone that a person is not stupid and cannot be easily deceived You'd better think of a better excuse about the dent in my car. I wasn't born yesterday, you know! You can't expect your mother to believe that - she wasn't born yesterday!

See There's one born every minute

See also: born

She'll be apples.  (Australian informal) also She's apples. (Australian informal)

something that you say in order to tell someone that they do not need to worry and that everything will happen as it should 'What if it rains for the wedding?' 'Don't worry, she'll be apples.'

See How do you like them apples!

See also: apple

That's all she wrote!  (American informal)

something that you say when something has come to an end and there is nothing more that you can say about it We went out twice - once to the movies and once to a restaurant and that's all she wrote.

What's something when it's at home?  (British & Australian informal) also Who's somebody when he's/she's at home? (British & Australian informal)

something that you say when you want to know what something is or who someone is Feng shui? What's that when it's at home? Who's Mariella Frostrup when she's at home?

See bring home the bacon, be nothing much to write home about, bring home to, keep the home fires burning, play away from home